I wrote: > It's also really worth playing with the LADSPA swh impulse convolver > plugin. Guitar amps sound really good on hammond! Also the TAP preamps > are nice. A bit of fuzz and grit+limited freqency range and odd > resonances really brings it to life. > The one thing no midi hammond can ever do is the way different tones > come in at different times as you press down the key. This means you can > kinda flick the keys and just get the top drawbar to plip a little and > the percussion to ping. John Check wrote: "Can you elaborate on that? Is it an artifact of the differing wavelengths or the physical construction?" It's the way all the key contacts don't touch the bus bars at the same time, so as you press down the key, the high drawbars and percussion sound first, and then as you press down a tiny bit more the other drawbars sound. I think my hammond's keyboard is probably more knackered than most so I notice it/ use it more.
